After he was shown the forged DNA results by Beth Fernley, victim Ryan Hampson bought items for the unborn baby, was at the child's birth, and was named on the birth certificate.

Two shipments of supplies needed to keep UK blast furnaces operational have arrived in Immingham Port near Scunthorpe.

It is not like Sudan's brutal civil war has been forgotten. The horrific consequences of a power struggle between two factions who once served the same government, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) - ...

Two people have been arrested in Spain in connection with the sale of exotic cats on the internet. The nation's Civil Guard seized 19 animals, including a caracal and two servals, in an operation in ...

France's national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office is leading the probe after automatic weapons were fired at a prison in Toulon, while vehicles were burned and staff were threatened at facilities ...

A man has pleaded guilty to murdering two women and trying to kill two other people in a stabbing in Milton Keynes on Christmas Day.

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Zak Coyne ran a "sophisticated worldwide criminal enterprise", according to the Crown Prosecution Service - which allowed others to "perpetrate fraud on a massive scale".

Sir Alan Bates suggested victims of the Horizon scandal could be waiting until 2027 for all their claims to be settled - a forecast the government disputed - and told them it was time to go to court.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal gas explosion at a house in Nottinghamshire. Emergency services were called to John Street at 7.39pm on Saturday 12 April following the ...

Spanish police have arrested two people on suspicion of selling exotic cats online, including protected species like white tigers and pumas.

The campaigner led the fight to expose Post Office Horizon IT failings. He argues in an email, legal action is "probably the quickest way to ensure fairness".